Hi! Thanks for your reply, however that css code changed all of our category header images to the same.

Is it possible to turn off the parallax function, and just have a “normal” header image? The parallax zooming effect changes depending on screen resolution. It can look good on my high resolution 24″ screen, while on my smaller laptop it is difficult to see what the picture looks like and on my tablet it zooms in so much you have no idea what the picture is supposed to be.

Hey Andy,

Now that you ask ;-) Is it perhaps possible that the left menu bar stops scrolling further down as soon as the bottom of the menu has been reached? Of course that should not have an influence on the main content section, because that part might be much longer than the left menu bar. Or is that too complicated?

Regards,
Monique

Hi Rikard,

Yes of course. And the version.txt always tels us which files have been changed. Just something to remember ;-)

Thanks a lot and please flag this topic as closed.

Regards,
Monique

Hi Rikard,

Thank you for the suggestions… You were correct. Indeed, it is the WooCommerce Plugin that is causing a conflict. I disabled it, and the link works correctly. I then cleared the cache and reactivated the WooCommerce Plugin; immediately, the link stopped working again and routed me to the Cart page.

As a temporary solution, I have disabled WooCommerce. I am concerned about this behavior. We need to be able to use WooCommerce for the ecommerce portion of the website.

Do you know why this could be happening? And especially, why with only one link, and why that particular one? Do I need to contact WooCommerce about this problem?

Thank you very much, Rikard. I really appreciate your help. I look forward to your reply.

Regards,
Sudha

Hi Rikard,

Awesome– that did the trick in the narrow (portrait) view! It looks much better! I figured out how to add the bottom margin also, to get space between them, here’s what I used in case anyone else needs it:

@media only screen and (max-width: 990px) {
.page-id-21 .av_one_third {
margin-left: 0% !important; margin-bottom: 20px !important;
}
}

@media only screen and (max-width: 990px) {
.page-id-21 .av_one_fourth {
margin-left: 0% !important; margin-bottom: 20px !important;
}
}

The last issue in the portrait view is that for some reason, there is extra space in the 1/4 column section between the box in columns 2 & 3, and 3 & 4– there actually was space separating those 2 only before I added the bottom margin. The way the page is set up, there is whitespace at the bottom of 3 of the 4 columns to even them up since I couldn’t use equal height, and there is also a full-width 60px separator (below all 4 columns), but I don’t know why either of those should create extra space only under 2 of these when they are vertically aligned.

When you look at it now, you can see there is more space above the last 2 boxes. How can I fix that, do you know?

The wider (landscape view) still has some issues. I see all of the original columns, but they do not line up– in the 3-column section, the right one is longer, and in the 4-column section, they vary. Is the only way to fix that to make these also full-width? (can’t adjust spacers without messing up the desktop view)

Adjusting the max width on the code provided doesn’t seem to work– I get 4 narrow columns all squished together with no space between them. How can I get those to stack also?

Thanks so much for your help!

Hi,
there is something, I want to add. I think this will help to understand my problem:
If I make a right-click in the browser and click on inspection (Q) then the inspector is opening with the html-coding.
.html_header_top.html_header_sticky #main {
padding-top: 0;
}
I changed the padding-top from 88px to 0px, which looks just what I want. But I don´t know how to make it lasting for the webpage.
Also, still I have the problem with the mixed up layer-slider with the sidebar-menue.

Best Regards,
Fel

Hi Vinay,

I can’t leave my homepage like this. So I had to switch to another homepage I was working on. This one works OK on desktop, iPhone and iPad.
If you’re still interested in understanding the reason of the problem, my old homepage is still here, under the name Accueil.

Thanks

Nicolas

No, still not working, i had to change other images sizes to portrait or landscape to fill the gaps. But when the browser is resized, or on smaller screen, the problem returns.

Also if i add another post will break the entire layout, its not working as isotope and enfold demos.

Ok! Start again.

This blog:

http://www.normansrunningwild.com/index.php/blog-2/

I’ve got it set on elegant, single author small preview pic in the Blog Settings, Excerpt and Read More (in the ‘blog posts’ element) – as suggested by Yigit earlier.

I have this code in the Quick CSS

/* Blog layout */
.post_author_timeline {
display: none;
}

.blog .blog-meta, .blog .small-preview {
height: 280px;
width: 280px;
}

As you can see, the preview image doesn’t stretch to fit the 280×280, and the full blog post is showing not just an excerpt. (I already have the excerpt screen option ticked, and have put in a paragraph excerpt there, but still the full blog post shows)

Thanks!

Hi,
okay.
On desktop it looks like this:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-kmR9cGyhVyaHFLM1doWHp4bmc

On Mobile it looks like this:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-kmR9cGyhVyNUNIaTlnTWlqcUk

And I wanted it on Mobile to look like this:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-kmR9cGyhVyUTJjWUVQOWZDTzg

Even if the number of columns increases due to more logos
It should always show only 2 logos on mobile in 1 row.
Does this help?
Thanks

Hi,

below you can see the required links.
In the link, what I have right now you can see a white gap between the layerslider and the top-main-menue. Also the sidebar is mixed up with the layerslider.

Best Regards,
Fel

Hi Vinay,

Perfect on iPhone and iPad. Thanks.

However, it’s now very messy on desktop navigators like Chrome or Firefox. The sidebar disapeared, and the lower parts (the form and the blog block) overflow to the right.

There is another problem somewhere.

Thanks

Nicolas